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Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-01-07

OFFICERS FOR THE DIFFERENT
SOCIETIES IN ROSEBURG DUR
ING THE ENSUING YEAR.
PHILETARIAN LODGE NO S OoF.
Louis Bel6ls, N G; d II Quilhaug, 6;
V G Heimberg, Sec; 7 Ford, Treasurer.
UNION ENcAMPMENT NO oIooF.
] Jaskulek, e p; Is Brackway, II p; o
Johnson, S W;9 II QuiIhaug, " W; John
hasc, Scribe; T Ford, Treasurer.
LAUREL LODGE NoI3AF&A &AM.
JRN Bell. w NIL S Rodgers, 5 w; T
L Cannon, ] w; Duncan, Sec; John
Rast, Treas; John Lenhetr, Tyler; Andrew
Jones, Sen Dcacon;J Jaskulek, Jun Dtacon;
Rudolph Abraham and w johnson Stew
ards.
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EASTERN STAR CHATTER 10 s.

Mrs Julia Abraham, w NJ Mr. &C Jones,
W ?; Mrs Beath, \ NJ; NJ + Rapp, Sec; Mrs
NJ + Rapp, Treas; Miss + Howell, Conduct
ress; Mrs ] Lane, Associate conductress; Miss
Boone, Adah; Miss NJ Cawlhcld, Ruth; Mrs
Jones, Esther; Miss Marietta Howell,
Martha; Miss Anna Cannon, Electa; Miss E
Ragon, Warder; ] Lehnhen, Sentinel; Mrs ] N
Barker, Chaplain;J K N Bell, P WP.
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VNc vCNsON Ssy TIGygd AfasIs siiais
Is warranted, is because it is the best
Blood Preparation known. 1t will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases, purifies the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember, we guarantee It.
For sale at Marster's drug store.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES FOR 1886.
VIM Brown Mollie Stearns
NJ Maloney Barbara Shradcr
Herbert c. Smith Nellie Slocum
7 S Mann Leona Cochran
Levy L Lantz Clarissa Krcwson
W X Stowell \ Alexander
B Matthews Fannie Jones
Making total of Is licenses issued during
1886.
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SUPP iEMENTAL TO HOLIDAY
EDITION.
ERRORS CORRECTED, OMISSIONS
INSERTED.
OLALLA.
Roseb"r9's Secret Societies.

OLALLA.
In describing Olalla in our holiday edition
we perhaps unwittingly did that section an in
Justice. In addition to its mining operations,
the country surrounding it is of the best quail
i:y of farming land, besides wealthy stock
men reside in the vicinity, and store is kept
in Olalla and the post Office in connection
Herewith.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-01-07

Lae best the market Give CALL
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Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the WASHINGTON Stock Exchange noted to-day
& r asSl ssqp9 ss, 119 o. BID hd l,36 asked asked
s. is ressIsred 1ls7 bid bid 1 1ss a asks
Market stock, Is, 1892, curr ency ILL., bid. 5Oyear
fund fund 3-Sos, MA. currency l2osi bid. 2O,ysar
asked: a0-year fund. 6s, 1862, coin. Ii0h bid.
" Washington and GEORGETOWN railroad bonds. 112
Washington Gas. 37k bid, 80. asked. National
Insurance 20 bid, 90 asked. German American
Insurance LAG bid. Potomac Insurance. 81 bid:
National Metropolitan bank. 1fs bid. Real Estate
Title Insurance, 1141s bid, 114A asked. Chesk-
peake and Potomac Tel Co., "a bid, SO asked. U.
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400 9Th street northwest.
THOS BOWLING, Auctloneer. ja1l-d
NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
OLOT ON SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN r

(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
OLQT ON SIXIEENIH, STREET, BETWEEN r
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of ~
the District Of Columbia passed July TO- 1885.
friend, John Dunn and Maggie Dunn, No. 10 Oy /.
Equity Docket No. rs trustee will offer for sale
on SATURDAY, the TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF
JANUARY. 1887, at half past four O'Clock p. NJ,
front Of premises at public auction to the highest
bidder the real estate in the bill described wit
sub lot IL OF Branard H. Warmers subdivision of lot
square north Of square numbered IT. in the city
of Washington, District of Columbia.
Terms OF sale prescribed by decree. The purchase
one-thrd in year and third in years there.
after. the deferred payments to be secured to the
parties according their respective interest by good
and sufficient mortgage upon the preiDises 90 sold
subject to the approval of the court the court may
the sale to be for cash deposit of 800 shall paid
Is BID o se and s sh. not
may resell at his risk and cost at pur-
Office 32l ~ street NV. Washington, pc.
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Electing New Senators.

EAILoTTNG IN MANY STATE LEGISLATURES.
The two houses OF the Indiana legislature voted
separately yesterday for United states senator.
In the senate Turpie (dem) received Sd and Harri-
son (rep.) 1S. In the house Harrison received Sd;
Turpie 43; Alien, 4 OF the votes cast for Allen,
3-those of Messrs Gates. Glover and Mackey-
were by republicans. All hopes OF a compromise
have not yet been abandoned, and some efforts
were made In that direction last night.
The two ballots for US. Senator at Albany last
night resulted: Miller, As; Morton, 80; Hlscock,
IL; gain OF one for Miller.
The two houses OF the Nebraska legislature bal
senate Van Wyck received IL votes Norton deny
z; the remaining votes were scattered among half
dozen republicans. In the house Van Wyck re-
ing. -Four OF the votes for Van Wyck were demo-
cratic. The frst joint ballot takes place at noon
to-day. Van Wyck's success depends on his ability
Senator Hawley was formally reelected BY the
Connecticut legislature yesterday. The Pennsyl
vania legislature elected n. s. Quay Senator.
Michigan legislature. The Illinois legislature
elected Charles b. Farweu as successor to senator
Logan. In both houses OF the Tennessee legisla-
ture Whitthorne received 81 votes to 40 for J.
Mum, for Senator for short term. One ballot was
taken for Senator for the long term without result
In the Missouri legislature yesterday the vote for
Ford, e Senate, CockFell, 25; Warner, 8. The Min.
nesotA legislature voted for q senator yesterday
The senate stood: Davis, 80; Doran, Il The house
senate Hearst democrat received 25 votes for Sena-
tor and Henry vrooman, republican, L. IN the
assembly IS votes were cast for Hearst and 20 for
to-day. Both branches OF the Massachusetts, legis-
lature met yesterday afternoon In individual see-
sa0n TO ballot for United States senator. On the
Tong, ~; p. A. Collins "A; q. d. Robinson, q The
nrst ballot In the house was a. follows: Whole
nSmoss q votss cast Ss neSessa.y FOR snSsSs
-: John r Russell i.
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Ffrss % February.
The Secretary of the Navy said to-day that he
had decided 10 extend the time during which he
win consider applications FOR the position Of prac-
tica foreman OF the ordnance foundry OF the WASH
inston navy ard until the LIST OF February the
appointment will I've made He has received six
try, and Is gratiied az the number. He does NOT
Wish 10 act hastily I'm the NATTER however. but Is
ANXIOUS os that the best man possible shall be Sc
Oh salary has not been taken into consideration
TIE PRESIDENTS RKcrrT1ox-There was an as.
tendance OF 800 al the Presidents reception this
afternoon. Delegates nom the shipping league
and the Potters' convention were present and paid
their respects TO the President
MARRIAGE LickNsEs.-Marriage lcenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 20 Abram
Shepherdstown, w. Va, and Margie p Mcbonsid.
of Minersville, Pa; James X. Buchanan and sarSR
Noo isaac smsh Ma q Ss
county, Nd, and Margaret Edwards; John A.
Clements and Ma amanda Clements both OF
Catharine c. Fitzgerald, both OF Prince Georges
county, Md; w. n. Bell, OF Alexandra, and lone
Monler; T. D. Hayden. OF Charles county. Nd, ana
Peirce Lafayette colored messenger In the
house was recently rsided by the police, has been
dismissed.
AHc Will vi Jdne AoScIS VI DaitliaVfc uas Ueen
filed with Register Clagett. She begueaths TO her
niece Mrs. Elizabeth Heunkle, OF this city, g. Ooo.
and after number OF special bequests, the no
nsinder u her property.
Travellers Guide.
pxNxA. RourK-B and p. station, 9th and h streetA
and dl:l5 sm- IL 50 2. AIS. 10 and II 20 D
Sunday S'sn am, % is f Is and sfT a sS g.
the West . 40 am. fast lnel. daily. 70 Cincinnati
and St Louis and except SATURDAY Chicago; l2:l5
pm Chicago Limisedj daily Chicago aud Cncinnati
a.l c sasn Es sRrsah 'ssps . e
IS pm; daily, except sunday Tor baltimore, 3 30
IN 10 ma 4 Il S - 81; ;s q sun
7:iO. 10 and II 80 pun. For Popss Creek Line 7ess
is am. rs, sss and SSpI pn ass i He eacs
Isnanaaisus, Kocdester. buffalo and SissarH 10 pS
ify sps5pRf = Corner New Jersey avn.
10 pm daily for SinSinnsL IsusSie and $. Louis.
.s p dss For B.Itmor Ss '5:sS 20 so
sr.,n,, :se. $50 % 40 tS Is and II sS
30. $50, 40, 40. 40 Z. 8 rs and ii pa for
Annapolis, 40 am and ~ 10 and so pm: on
SUNDAY 3 80 am, 20 pm For way stations be-
ITO $50 40 and ii SO . on S Sunday 80
am and so. so, 40, and III pm. For stations
ON Metropolitan Branch. 6,45 daily, except sun
day 70; sDd &c S sun
$40 am daily, sunday stops q al stations. fof
For HAserstown 10 am and 81 pm daily, except
Gsithe.bug l0;05 am aud - 80, IL 81 pm. daily.
except sunday.
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE.
ScuEnIurNrEEC1

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 10, 1886.
Trains leave B. and P. station 9Th and streets:
300 am.-Daily for Warrenton, Gordonsville and
points Lynchbnrg, Rocky Mount, Danville. Raj
eaeh Charlotte, Atlanta and all points South Pull
man palace buffet sleeping Washington to Atlanta
gas p. m.-.Daily, except Sunday for Manassas,
Strasburg and intermediate stations
S:3O y. m.-Daily for Warrenton Gordonsville
En;nrtottesyie staunton, Louisville Cincinnati and
points on the Chesapeake and Ohio route Pullman
sieepe nS Washington to Louisville.
ri. O0 pmIDsily for Lynchburg Raleigh, Ashyille
Cnariotte. Columbia, Aiken, Augusta, Atlanta, Mont.
gomery, New Orleans and points Southwest Pull.
nan buffet sleepers Washington to Aiken, s. c., Wash
ngson 70 Montgomery. connecting with parlor to
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
Leave Washington IL an daily, except Sunday
and ;45 m. daily, arriving at Round HM n:45 I
m. ana ~ pm returning leave Round Hill sos a
washington 40 Am. and 8: 30 pm.
q anrOugh trains from South arrive at washington
m; Strasbury local, 10: O5 am
Tickets, sleeping car RECREATION and inf0rmstior
furnished and baggage checked ut Office 8Ol Pennsy
HaMa ave-, and ct passenger station, Pennsylvania
Railroad. 9th aud sta
.oo JAS. L. TAYLOR,
-0SV General Passenger Agent.
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B. BYRD. LEWIS,
416 5th st. NV.
Washington, D. O.
r. ]. WASHINGTON,
Oak Grove PostOfRce.
Westmoreland County. Va
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneera
1kUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLING, No. 1861 PSTREET NORTH.

BY virtue Of twp desds Of trust herein rectted one
1.176 folio sol ct seQ one Of the Land record Tor
the District Of Columbis ana ct the request Of the
2; s; q u;t dated October 1885 and
undersigned Trustees viii san 81 public sgcti6n IA
iTS8 TR q s9 e FN }AHXHHy
ths fSlowinx describsd Sc. est.te situate s. ths
numbered one hundred and sixty-Ave (1661 In b 81.
warmers supervision q lots In square numbered ono
hundre0 ana hfty-six Q56l. improved By story
brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One.third 90 cash. and the fsaldnl
II three equal tnstallme4ts payable in one two apd
three years from day OF for which the n0te q te
purchaeer secured on said property will be taken, OF
Al cash, Ut purchasers option deposit Of 1900 will
De rQuared et time Of Gale. All COMPROMISING an6 70
cordsng Ct the cost q the Rurchassr teE1ae q re
Trustees reserve the right to resell The properly Aftst
that time ct the risk and Of the dalnult11g px
0edi 1ssoad. afoha 8sF kkfahah8055RRh Trusssa
~ TEE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN roeTpQNrp
until TUESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY.1uIH. 1887,
M11HIoN AsaEoRD,l rt,..o..
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS No 226 THIRD

STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree passed on the 28th day Of -
December, 1886 in the cause Of .Thruston ys. Sa5
RAIDER ct a In the Supreme Court OF the District N
Of Golumbis, numbered 1921, EQUITY Docket g, I
ssh shall on Tue THESDAY, January TWENTY-FIFTH,
front Of the premises the following described prop.
erty: That is to say all that part Of lot numbered
On 80 street west in Washington city, twenty Eve
hundred and fifty O50) feet to a twelve-foot alley,
partly improved by two-story brick house with o
west.
Terms of sale, prescribed by decree: One third
cash. balance in one and two years from the day Of
the notes Of the purchaser to be given for the
ierred bearing six cent interest payable
property sold or all cash at the option Of the pqr
required on the purchase at the OF sale. If the
terms are not complied with within ten days the
tees the right to resell ut the risk and
the defau!ting purchaser. All conveyancing at the
purchasers cost.
HENRY RANDALL WEBB, Trustee,
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SULLIVAN BR1Axs BoKI m HD WRur.-,John
l. Sullivan had six-r0und glove contest at Mime.
apolis last night with Patsy Cardin. Blk thousand
persons witnessed it The contest was tame and
sScS snlyan eo"sr. IN TN tSe mS SSn1
blood. This caused sullivan to be somewhat more
cautious. Within moment, however, he aimed
one OF his terrible right handlers ct Card, which
the latter lodged, and sullivanp wrist struck on
the back OF Cardts neck, breaking the wrist bone.
SULLIVAN concealed this fact, even nom his seconds
the apparent tameness OF the remainder H the
contest. This showed his wisdom, for had CardifI
known that the champion was Injured he would
have acted more aggreestvely.
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SICK HEADACHE, LANGuoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from torpid liver, a disordered
stomach or costiveness, the distressing effects of
which DR.. Jayne's Sanative Pills viii speedily re.
move; by their beneficial action on the hillary
organs they viii also lessen the likelihood Of .
return.
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TINE SALES OF THE MAGNIFICENT COLLEC-
TIoS OF x PRAInNIINSs BR0NzEs.n B1s aye
MENTS. FuRNITgkE MIRRORS, HANGINGS,
&C, WILL TAKE PLACE AT MASONIC HALL
NINTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST, As
FOLLOWS:
WEDNESDAY, NINETEENTH, At ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AN: and THREE O'CLOCK PM, and
THURSDAY, TWENTIETH, at ELEVEN AM.
FURNITURE . MIRRORS. .PEDEsTALs,. BRASS
THURSDAY, TMENTIETH, at THREE O'CLOCK
TWENTY-SECOND, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, and
THREE O'CLOCK Pm.
BRONzEs, B1sQuEs, sEyREs. DRESDEN AND
OTHER FIGURES AND ORNAMENTS.
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS SALE, INCLUDING
MONDAY, TwENTY-FOURTH. at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AN and THREE O'CLOCK PM, and on
TUESDAY, TWENTY-FIFTH, at ELEVEN AM, Cat
which time it is contemplated to close)
THE RARE COLLECTION OF OH, PAINTINGS &c.
eVAny change in the above programme will be an
nounced in the daily papers. Catalogues ready day
previous to sales.
ja1S-d DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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MARRIED.
TH0MAS-GRANT. On January 18th, 1857, by Rev.
Charles y. Cook, pastor NJ h. Church GEOk6E j.
THOMAS and MARY EDNA GRANT, both OF Apscog
tin, d. {.
MARRIED,
DIED,

DIED.
FREEMAN. On January 18th, 1887, ANNIE COLE
Man FREEMAN, daughter of the late Colonel william
@ Freeman, u. :. A, and Margaret Z. Freeman.
Funeral services at LAUREL Hill cemetery, Phila-
delplra- on Wednesday. January 18th. at noon.
LATIMER. On Tuesday morning. January 18th.
1887. At the residence OF ner dauger, Weir in
and NJ. II. Latimer, Of this city, In her eighty third
year.
O'Clock y. m. HARRISON WADE, beloved husband u
Sarah Msde in his fortieth year OF Ase.
Funeral from the Lincoln Mission, Eleventh and 3
etreets northwest Thursday afternoon. at O'Clock.
tend.
WILLIAMS. On Wednesday, January 10. 1887. g
3:3O an, JOHN F. youngest son Of Thomas anA
Bessie Williams, aged three months.
Funeral will take place from parents reaidence, 30
Massachusetts, avenue northwest Thursday afternoon,
at 5 so O'Clock.
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RAlffml0HA Mark cts.

,d RAALTN9RE Mo- Jan ls.yireins sizes con.
Z to osx 0' North Carolina
Mp Foul jan ,se5v aaS s and
: SSS ard Cd ss7 ;aRs. m
800; Patapsco family. $50 do superlative patent,
lower with better inquiry; southern red, s4as?;
ssnteern Se s
s92z:: February, y2ae2a; March 92a4s93; April, 81
seathe1n yellow Western mizsd spot t9aa
ssss and auis3-.oathsrn s4sss western whites Sass
g Rys a s sSsss HsS asss ana ss:y .a
Sn s shG aesl @ snf
and clear rip sides packed; ess7a. Saeen"should,
RED ssi s,d sass pseis
creamery 25a3S Eggs steady, 27s2S: petroleam
csrgoss. ordinary fair. 14s:sls. Sugar quiet and
.. sS refined 9qs
oS eFn,n
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO liz. Jan 19. IL a. m;-The mal.ers
So cents dropped off to 81 cents and is now quoted
ps ~ ssSt' Man MAJ s. s1rR May OATS so May
Treasury Department Promotions.
The following promotions have been made in
the treasury department:
Office OF the controller of currency-Z. N. Den
ham and John A. Hebrew, promoted from class 3
to class 4; Joseph K. Miller from class to class
2; Frederick widows, from $500 to class 1.
First auditors ofice-Henry p Hay. from class
to class
Sixth auditors ofdce-John c. Wood and Richard
Leckie from $500 to class /.
Second auditors Of1ce-G. NJ. Hustled and Elias
Mann, from class two to class three; L. T. Reed, j..
A. Case, j. D. Kinnear, Daniel Regart, T. C. Blake
new. from C0lSS to class NJ n Gardner
from 81, 600 to class one; Theodore Willis nom
$500 to class one.
Secretary's of1ce-Jos. T. Hough, from class
three to class four; and Henry Smith, from class
one to class three
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TRCSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE UN-
Il IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE WEST
SIDE OF SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of ez1tR
the District OF Columbia, passed in equity %$
No. 1875, docket 20 on the sixth day of January,
Will sell at public auction in front Of the prem
O'CLOCK F. NJ those certain pieces or parcels Of land
situate and lying in the city Of Washington, d. c.,
Thomas and IerFs subdivision Of part Of square No
office District of Columbia in Liber W. F. page ITO
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, balance in equal
amounts In one and two years, with interest for which
the notes of the purchaser by
OF trust on the premises sold will be required all
cash at the option of the purchaser deposit $3.50
on each lot will be required when the bid accepted
Conyeyancing and recording at the cost of the pur
chaser Terms Of sale must be complied with within
ten days from SALE
A. c. BRADLEY, Trustee,
472 Louisiana avenue northwest.
IdOMAS UNWILLING, AuctlOneer. jalO-1Ot
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The DIGNITY OF q senator is enhanced by stifY.
glossy collar. II can be obtained by using Electric
Llstre Starch
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AUCTION SALES
THIS EVENING.
TOMORROW.
BOWLING, Auct,oueer.

siT yya SHAN
EI EE s M1Rs sa fk6sA ASM9IRE Az
ffANo oF kosfWoob fiS SE6R SUI snTrE, N TEN
PIECES FRAMES WERE MADE IN PARIS
Ash AND OTHER CHAMBER FURNITURE
CARVED WALNUT MARBLE TOP SIDEBOARD
HAIR MATTRAssEs, WINDOW HANGINGS
AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN REQUISITES
ETC, AT AUCTION.
1887 commencing 1T TEN O'CLOCK at residence,
No. los street southeast, between LIST and ID near
the Capitol, shall sell the entire contents.
The Rosewood Chamber Suite mentioned above ID
exceptionally fine, and should command the attention
Of parties desiring an elegant suite Of Furniture
ja13-dts
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TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 19.-The assembly this
morning proceeded to the consideration of the
Walter-J0neS contested election case There were
some very disorderly scenes
MI: Beckwith DENY threatened to drag the
speaker from his chair If not given recognition
Mr.. Walter, the democrat, was finally given his
seat and sworn in.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

I,OR sALE-THgEE NEW HOUSES ON Il ST, SIX
u rooms each al mod. imps ten per cent invest
rnent: price $1,000 each Also, nice 2story Brick
bet Ist and 22d suitable for business price $4,000
Terms easy. Apply to J. W. p. MYERS, 1428 NY ave.
n24-Sws
Il Six new Brick Houses. rooms EACH situated on 9
beautiful avenue northwest. with wide parking &c.
only s6.750 Terms, $1,000 cash, balance $500 per
year. This property 10 renting for 852 Per month
Apply to NV. p. MYERS,
te1-21w' Real Estate Agent l42S n. Y ave
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VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GOODS AND CHATTELs
CONSISTING OF FURNITURE, BAR FIXTURES
ASc;, &G.a "a, PREMISES K MISE NJ; g45 STREET

NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, b. g.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated Jsu(Ary 3Oth,
1855 and recorded in Lber No 1114 folio 1872 Of the
guest Of the party thereby secured shall sell at pub
Lie auction, in premises No 945 street northwest,
city of Washington, District Of Columbia on MONDAY,
THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. p.
1887, at the hour Of TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, the goods
and chattes mentioned and described in said deed Of
trust, consisting in part of
Two Walnut-top Counters, Bar Racks, Mirrors Pic.
lures, Glassware Crockery Tnware &C. Chairs Tables
Cutlery large Refrigerator Cooking Range, Gas FIX.
lures, &C., &C., &c.
Terms Of sale cash. VIM. D. OASS1N,
t816-dt0 Trustee.
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At an entertainment By che Hebrew DfamAtte
In the panic which followed twelve women and
nve youths were tratnpled 70 death.
has started Tor New YORK.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
THE LONDON cArAsTROpHE.

THE LONDON CATASTROPHE.
Seventeen Persons Crushed and Tram
pied to Death I'm q Hail.
LONDON, Jan. 19.-The hall In Princes street,
spitalnelds, where a fatal panic occurred last
night, Is favorte resort for the Hebrews OF that
part OF London. Last evening benefit
p performance was given and the place was
man and woman quarrefed IN The street outside.
The man used violence and the woman screamed.
ssoased Tns mnG
and the cries OF "f1re" were heard inside, and
At ONCE CREATED PANIC,
the audience, numbering, 500, rising in body and
manager Of the Hebrew Dramatic club, Which was vas
giving the entertainment, did all In his power to
The hail has q number OF entrances and he had
snem a.. thrown wide open, and called on the
people, TO use all the doorways but they paid no
impulse, made for the main entrance.
Among those who first reached 1t were num-
Der OF women and children. They were Overborne
the women and Children tel At the doorway as
stumbling .blocks they trtpped up others who were
crushed down by the rush 81 the frantic crowd.
SEVENTEEN MANGLRD CORPsEs.
Wnen the people, after reaching the street, as
certained the facts Of the situation, scene Of
great disorder OF another kind ensued, caused
ss rhen rush t Back wss @nae
however, was stopped at the main entrance by the
police, who had arrived and assumed control. Sew
enteen c0rpses were found inside the theater near
the door. They were all torn, crushed and disfg-
It was found that Of the dead twelve were wo-
men, three were boys one was q girl and the
other man. The remains were almost unrecog-
nizable.
THIEVES SAID TO HAVE STARTED THE PANIC.
=, Inc poAce have been giving number OF contra
dlctOry stories about the cause OF the panic. One
statement IS that thieves started the cry Of Fire"
1or the purpose OF robbing the audience.
Senators Dawes and Hale Reelected.
BosToN, MASS, Jan. 1e.-The Legislature met in
joint session at noon to-day and resumed ballot
ting for United States Senator. The first ballot
resulted as follows: Dawes, 76; Long, So; Robin
son, 90; Collins, 90; scattering, L; absent, 4.
Another ballot was then taken. 1t stood as fol-
flows: Dawes, 1s1 Long, %; Collins, IL; Robin
son, So, and Russell, 1.
AUGUSTA, Me-, JAN 19.-At noon Eugene hale
was declared elected United States Senator from
March next.